Celestial Egg Guide — Update 31 Easter Egg Hunt (Blox Fruits)
The Celestial Egg is the 24th and final entry in the Blox Fruits Easter Egg Hunt Codex, added in Update 31, which launched on March 28, 2026. It is a Mythical-tier egg — the rarest category in the entire hunt — and the only egg that is dropped by a dedicated event boss. Its design is directly inspired by rip_indra, one of Blox Fruits' lead developers and a recurring figure across all three seas. Getting it requires completing an entire 24-egg progression chain and then winning a solo instanced boss fight, making it the true final reward of the Easter 2026 seasonal event.
What Update 31 Actually Added
Update 31 built a complete seasonal event layer on top of the existing Three Sea world. The core additions were:
- 24 Easter Eggs spread across five rarity tiers (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, Mythical)
- An Easter Egg Hunt Codex tracking collection progress and gating milestone rewards at key checkpoints
- The Indra Egg — a Level 1,000 Raid Boss inside a private Pocket Dimension, accessible only after collecting the first 23 eggs
- The Easter Chalice — a consumable item purchased from the Easter Shop NPC for 2,000 Candy Eggs (free on the very first run), used to open the Pocket Dimension portal
- Candy Eggs — a seasonal currency with a hard cap of 10,000 that resets completely when the event closes
- The Easter Bunny Cape — an accessory that uniquely buffs Air Jumps, making it one of the most mechanically distinct cosmetics added to Blox Fruits
- The "True Eggloord" title — awarded for completing the full 24/24 codex
The Easter Bunny Cape is the only obtainable accessory in the game that directly buffs Air Jumps, giving it lasting gameplay value well beyond the event window itself.
All 24 Eggs by Rarity
The codex spans five rarity tiers. Here is the complete breakdown of every egg and how to obtain each one:
| # | Egg | Rarity | How to Get |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eggcited | Common | Approach in Sea 1–2; it jumps away — chase with high agility |
| 2 | Thirsty | Common | Drop into water in any sea |
| 3 | Rocket | Common | Contact causes it to launch; use the Buddha hitbox to secure it |
| 4 | Shockwave | Common | Knocks you back on approach; come in with a sword combo |
| 5 | Fishy | Common | Catch via the fishing minigame |
| 6 | Wooden | Common | Break trees; spawns randomly in forest tiles |
| 7 | Eggspensive | Uncommon | Click the hidden icon inside the Robux shop UI |
| 8 | Treasured | Uncommon | From boss-drop chests |
| 9 | Duelist | Uncommon | Requires 3 PvP kills |
| 10 | Mended | Rare | Combine split red and blue pieces across two characters or players |
| 11 | Kawaii | Rare | Interact with the painting at the Cafe NPC |
| 12 | Falling Sky | Rare | Drop from a height greater than 1,000 m |
| 13 | Eggsploration | Rare | Survive a Sea Event for 10 full minutes |
| 14 | Friendly Neighbourhood | Rare | Complete the NPC delivery quest |
| 15 | Firefly | Legendary | Complete the obby challenge in Sea 3 |
| 16 | Pirate | Legendary | Click the pirate faction screen 5 times |
| 17 | Molten | Legendary | Drop on lava and survive |
| 18 | Boss Hunt | Legendary | Defeat the server-announced boss |
| 19 | Gacha | Legendary | Random gacha roll reward |
| 20 | Full Moon | Mythical | Click the moon during the in-game full moon cycle |
| 21 | Night Hunter | Mythical | Kill a boss during the full moon |
| 22 | Sealed Showdown | Mythical | Hold your position at countdown 0 |
| 23 | Golden | Mythical | Random rare spawn; 5-minute window per server — hop servers aggressively |
| 24 | Celestial | Mythical | Indra Egg boss drop (guaranteed) |
Codex Milestone Rewards
Every checkpoint in the codex pays a real in-game reward — not just progress toward the title:
| Eggs Collected | Reward |
|---|---|
| 6 | 500,000 Beli |
| 12 | 5,000 Fragments |
| 18 | 2,500 Candy Eggs |
| 24 | True Eggloord title + cosmetic skin |
The 12/24 checkpoint (5,000 Fragments) is especially valuable mid-event — that is a meaningful push toward V3 or V4 upgrades. Claim it the moment you hit 12 eggs and do not skip it in the rush toward 24.
The Indra Egg Fight: Step-by-Step
The access sequence matters as much as winning the fight. Complete these steps in order:
- 1Collect all 23 non-Celestial eggs and register them in the codex
- 2Visit the Easter Shop NPC and choose the "Secret" dialogue option to receive the Easter Chalice — free on your first attempt, 2,000 Candy Eggs on every run after that
- 3Drop the Easter Chalice into water in any sea to spawn a portal to the Pocket Dimension
- 4Enter the portal solo; only the player who dropped the chalice can fight the Indra Egg and receive the Celestial Egg drop
The Indra Egg is a Level 1,000 boss with 15,000 HP, fought in a compact Pocket Dimension arena that limits escape options significantly. The fight runs across three distinct phases.
Phase 1 (100–50% HP)
Wide lightning arcs and a charged ground slam dominate the opening. The tight arena punishes retreating into corners — dodge laterally. The slam animation locks Indra in place for roughly two seconds; that is the primary burst window before the pattern resets.
Phase 2 (50–25% HP)
Four Easter clones appear and must be eliminated in the specific order signaled by an audio cue. Attacking an out-of-sequence clone resets all four to full HP. In group runs, call the active target in chat immediately to stop teammates from wasting damage on the wrong clone.
Phase 3 (25–0% HP)
Berserk mode. Attack intervals shorten significantly and a persistent electric field covers the arena floor, dealing constant chip damage throughout the final stretch. Lifesteal is the deciding factor here — without it, the chip damage accumulates faster than most players expect. Commit all remaining cooldowns and push through quickly.
Recommended build for the Indra Egg fight:
- Cyborg V4 or Angel V4 (both reduce Phase 3 AOE damage noticeably)
- Sanguine Art for lifesteal through the persistent floor field
- Stay mobile at all times — Indra's ground-pound has a 15-second cooldown but a wide hitbox that punishes anyone standing still
Drops: The Celestial Egg is a guaranteed drop. The Easter Bunny Cape is a rare cosmetic drop from the same encounter. The True Eggloord title unlocks automatically once your codex confirms 24/24.
Active Code
Use EASTEREXP to activate 20 minutes of 2x XP. Pop it before starting a quest chain, not after — you want the window running while you are actually collecting eggs, not sitting in menus.
Why the Celestial Egg Matters for the Meta
The Celestial Egg itself is a cosmetic collectible, but reaching it forces players through almost every core system in the game: PvP (Duelist), Sea Events (Eggsploration), long-distance falling (Falling Sky), platforming (Firefly obby), fishing (Fishy), full-moon cycle timing (Full Moon, Night Hunter), and a structured three-phase boss fight. Update 31 used the Easter Egg Hunt as a deliberate vehicle to push players into content they would otherwise skip, and the design shows — no single cheese strategy handles the whole codex.
The Easter Bunny Cape remains the one item from Update 31 with lasting meta impact outside the event itself. Air Jump mobility builds occupy a niche in competitive PvP for their unpredictable movement patterns, and the Cape gives those builds a dedicated equipment slot that did not previously exist. If you are building around movement in PvP scenarios, the Cape is worth pursuing as a standalone goal separate from the completion grind.
The "True Eggloord" title is a hard-to-replicate badge of Update 31 participation. The Golden Egg requires lucky server-hopping in a narrow spawn window and the Celestial Egg is locked behind a solo-instanced chalice fight, meaning the full 24/24 set cannot be obtained through brute-force grinding alone. It requires timing, preparation, and sustained engagement across the event's entire run — which is exactly what makes seeing it on another player in a server meaningful.
FAQ
Can other players help with the Indra Egg fight?
Other players can enter the Pocket Dimension if the chalice owner uses Portal [C] World Warp to bring them through. However, only the player who originally dropped the Easter Chalice receives the Celestial Egg drop. The fight itself can still be run cooperatively for survivability, especially in Phase 3.
What happens to Candy Eggs when the event ends?
They reset completely to zero. The cap is 10,000 and there is no carry-over — spend every Candy Egg before the event window closes, prioritizing the Easter Chalice over cosmetic shop items.
Is the Easter Bunny Cape tradeable?
Check the in-game trade window for current availability. Due to the near-impossible drop rate on the Golden Egg during the event, the Cape became one of the more exclusive accessories in the game, with a significant portion of the community unable to complete the collection in time.
When did the event end?
The Easter 2026 event closed in mid-to-late April 2026. If you are reading this after that window, watch the Update 32 patch notes to see whether a future seasonal rotation brings the Easter Egg Hunt back.